The domestic system of industrial production in Flanders and England became known as the

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The cottage system, also known as the domestic system, was a method of textile production in which workers would produce goods in their own homes using tools and raw materials provided by merchants. This system was common in Flanders and England during the 16th and 17th centuries before it was replaced by the factory system. The manorial system refers to the economic and social structure of medieval Europe, the mercantile system was a system of trade and commerce in the 16th and 17th centuries, laissez-faire is an economic philosophy advocating for minimal government intervention, and the putting-in system was a method of textile production in which merchants provided raw materials to rural households who then processed and returned the finished product.

The Domestic System of Industrial Production in Flanders and England